Fort Bend County
Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1, Place 2
- On ballot as
- TRICIA KRENEK
- Current role
- Justice of the Peace, Fort Bend County Precinct 1, Place 2 (since January 2023)
- Background
- Law degree, University of Houston Law Center (2004)
- Texas law license (since 2004)
- BBA and MBA in accounting, University of St. Thomas
- Former managing partner of a small litigation firm in Katy
- Certified mediator
- Former judicial law clerk to a state district judge, before private practice
- Experience
- Fulshear City Council member (elected May 2014)
- Fulshear mayor pro tem (May 2017–May 2018)
- Former Fort Bend County Republican Party precinct chair (per campaign)
- Top priorities
- "I will continue to implement standards and procedures for all types of cases, simplify forms, and expand remote and written options"
- Would "increase real-time access to language services"
- Would "use data-driven case flow management tools to minimize delays"
- Describes "a conservative, constitutionally sound approach that applies the law exactly as written and rejects judicial activism"
- Tidbits
- Judicial philosophy: In a League of Women Voters questionnaire: "my decision-making is rooted in a conservative, constitutionally sound approach that applies the law exactly as written and rejects judicial activism."
- Court administration: In a League of Women Voters questionnaire: "I will continue to implement standards and procedures for all types of cases, simplify forms, and expand remote and written options."
- Endorsements
- Fort Bend Business Coalition
- Fort Bend Conservative PAC (listed by campaign)
- Campaign website
- triciakrenek.com
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